Peter Fiumefreddo is hoping that area veterans and community members are willing to come out for a parade and an enjoyable time in a couple of weeks to honor servicemembers who put their life on the line. On Sunday, Aug.
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The North Castle Town Board voted to landmark a 100-year-old barber pole that stands outside a hair salon in downtown Armonk. Following a recommendation from the Landmarks Preservation Committee, the Town Board approved the designation for the pole in front
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City and state officials enjoyed a more comfortable sunny afternoon and free ice cream last Friday while celebrating the official opening of a new basketball court and picnic shelter at Delfino Park. The new additions to the Lake Street recreational
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By Adam Stone In a time of political instability and national unrest, I wanted to share a powerful, almost magical animal story with you all, despite my recent hiatus from weekly reporting and writing. I hope it provides ample justification
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Some of the top young table tennis players in the world made their way to Westchester last week in one of the sport’s premiere events for youth competitors. The Westchester Table Tennis Center in Pleasantville for the first time hosted
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As artists finish painting huge murals, they become a small blip on the medium from the perspective of the observer who soaks in the work from afar. Marco Arce and Mya Ortiz didn’t initially see the Chilean professional artist Dasic
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Throughout his life, Harry Bright was an imposing figure to many, not just because of his height, which was estimated at about 6-foot-6, but because of the mentorship, love and kindness he bestowed on so many people. Last Friday, his
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There couldn’t have been a more appropriate place for the family, friends and neighbors of Jon Lieb to be last Saturday. Many of the people who knew the public relations professional and sports enthusiast, were on the softball diamonds at
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By Seamus Higgins After toiling for four years, the fruits of Nico Papalia’s labors are finally paying off. On May 14, a new video game, Athenian Rhapsody, which was developed by the Somers resident, was released to all platforms (iOs,
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Art Masker and Terry Smith weren’t going to miss last weekend’s milestone anniversary celebration for Boy Scout Troop 12 in Pleasantville if they could help it. Masker, who traveled from his current home in Tennessee for the weekend, joined the
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